U.S. Seeks Quick Cyprus Cease Fire and Stable Solution
Washington presses diplomacy to tame renewed Cyprus fighting. President Johnson appeals to Greek Turkish and Cypriot leaders while the U.N. Security Council calls for a cease fire. Officials warn a wider conflict could threaten NATO and urge a rapid permanent settlement.
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United States
Johnson
United Nations
U.S
Greece
Turkey
NATO
George W. Ball
U.N. Security Council
Couple seeks lost pets Henry and Sittie Rosenberer
Henry and Sittie Rosenberer disappeared while planning a family trip. Henry is a brown and black hound and Sittie a brown Norwich terrier. If seen, call MO 2-4465. Weather outlook for tomorrow and Wednesday remains warm with highs in the upper 80s.
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Henry
Sittie Rosenberer
Sittie
For Sale Sunhigh Peaches Start Aug 10
D. K. Russell and Sons list sunhigh peaches for sale starting Monday August 10 at Welltown Pike with contact 662 1206.
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D. K. Russell & Sons
Welltown Pike
Pope Paul VI Offers Help to Seek Peace in World Crisis
In Ecclesiam Suam the pope pledges to go beyond mere interest and actively seek solutions to threats to world peace. He says the Church will educate mankind toward nonviolent behavior and foster civilized cooperation among nations, ready to intervene when possible. The encyclical also proposes dialogue with non Christian faiths and outlines the churchs role in modern times.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
Paul
Durham Arraignment Set and Ruling on Howard Motions
Luther Durham age 22 and Otha T. Howard age 35 face Hoover slayings charges in Frederick County Circuit Court. Judge Elliott Marshall upheld 12 and denied seven defense motions about access to statements and exhibits. The ruling includes inspection of evidence by defense and access to medical reports witnesses and related materials for trial.
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Luther ‘Durham
Frederick County Circuit Court
Elliott D. Marshall
Howard
Greek Church Cornerstone Installed in City Ceremony
The cornerstone of the Greek Orthodox Church was placed during yesterday’s ceremony before about 2000 people. Rev. James Kalaris of Washington led the rites, with the St. Constantine and Helen choir singing. Mayor Claude B. Smalts Jr. and Winchester architect Hubert Stratton attended, and Dr. Peter Yeatras noted the church construction was slated to begin on November 1.
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James Kalaris
Washington
St. Constantine and Helen
Fisk Seeks County Back Northern Shenandoah Park Bid
Willis H. Fisk president of the Shenandoah Valley Motel Assn and chair of the Northern Valley Recreational Development Committee urged Frederick County to endorse a state park in the northern Shenandoah Valley. He argued no state parks exist north of a Lynchburg to Richmond line and pressed for action before the 1966 General Assembly. He proposed a preferred site at the confluence of Cedar Creek and the Shenandoah River near where three counties meet, connected to the George Washington National Forest and Massanutten Mountains. He urged the board to pass a resolution supporting a park and to be represented at a commission hearing. The article also notes dog-warden concerns and subdivision approvals.
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Willis H. Fisk
Shenandoah
Lynchburg
Richmond
Virginia
Ben Bolen
General Assembly
Fisk
Shenandoah Valley
Warren
Frederick
Cedar Creek
Shenandoah River
George Washington National Forest
Virginia Outdoor Recreation Study Commission
Henry Bursey
Frederick County
U S Jets Ready to Meet MIG Threat Over Vietnam
U S jet fighters with air to air missiles head toward Communist north to confront MIGs while no clashes occur yet. Da Nang and 7th Fleet jets position as Saigon warns alert and China denounces the raid.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Oregans
United States
North Viet Nam
U.N. Security Council
Hainan Island
Gulf of Tonkin
Frontier
South China Sea
da Nang
7Th Fleet
Turkish Air Attacks Continue on Cyprus Coast
Turkish planes struck Polis on the northwest coast and hit other targets, breaking an unofficial truce. It marked the fourth straight day of air attacks. At Kokkina the area reported quiet after a five day siege by Greek forces.
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Polis
Cyprus
Kokkina
Cyprus seeks urgent UN session over Turkish attack
Cyprus asks the United Nations Security Council for an urgent session after a Turkish air strike on Polis and reports of Turkish troops and matériel landing. A Greek Cypriot spokesman says 10 wounded. The council had called for a cease fire but warns both sides reserve right to use force again if the truce fails.
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United Nations
Cyprus
U.N. Securitty Council
Sivert A. Nielsen
Norway
Polis
Nicosia
Nielsen
U Thant
Council
Mediterranean
King George Faces Arrests of Local Men in Double Murd er Case
King George County residents react with shock as Otha Howard 35 of Greensboro North Carolina and Luther Durham Jr 25 of Raleigh North Carolina are held for the February 25 1963 stab slayings of Mrs Naomi Hoover 47 and her 85 year old mother at the Double Toll Gate farm. Howard hired Durham as a farm worker at Hopyard Farm and Durham may be a witness to up to eight killings though not yet charged with active participation. The defendants are described as not natives of the area and the community emphasizes the pair’s distant origins while noting the case has unsettled local residents.
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Otha Howard
Luther Durham, Jr
North Carolina
the Star
Jack Cummins
King George County
Ginla General Assembly
Fredericksburg
Rappahannock
Potomac Rivers
Richmond County
King George
Carolina
Hopyard Farm
Greensboro
N.C
Howard
Naomi Hoover
E. M
Raleigh
Dur. Ham
Dur.ham
U.S. 3
Cyprus Cease Fire Hailed Amid Turkish Greek Cypriot Tensions
Turkish and Greek Cypriot governments welcomed a U N Security Council cease fire call as Turkish air attacks on Polis sparked new fear. Ten people were reported wounded in Polis while Nicosia and Ankara debated cease fire terms. NATO noted Turkey’s partial air force withdrawal as U S and allies pressed for settlement. A U S C130 evacuated 35 American dependents from Nicosia to Beirut.
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Europe
NATO
United States
Britain
Cyprus
Turkey
Greece
Alliance
U.S. Air Force
U.S
Beirut
Nicosia
Taylor Belch
Weather shifts as cool Virginia air heads east
A large mass of cool air moved from Virginia into Pennsylvania today lowering temperatures. Forecasters expect temperatures to rise as the system moves off the coast tomorrow.
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Virginia
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